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Prostitution Scandal: 5 Members Of U.S. Military Accused Of Misconduct At Same Hotel As Secret Service
04/14/12 06:03 PM ET  

CARTAGENA, Colombia -- The U.S. military says five service members supporting the Secret Service in advance of President Barack Obama's visit may have been involved in inappropriate conduct and have been confined to quarters. Obama is in Colombia for a Summit of the Americas.

White House spokesman Jay Carney said the incident with the military personnel stems from the same episode involving about a dozen members of the Secret Service who were called back to the U.S. for an investigation into possible misconduct.

Carney referred questions about the episode, which includes allegations that U.S. personnel procured prostitutes, to the Secret Service and to the military.

Carney said the president retains confidence in the Secret Service and said the incidents under investigation, which preceded Obama's arrival, had no impact on presidential security....................>>>>..................>>>>........................http://www.huffingtonpost.com/.....nduct_n_1425920.html

they call it 'misconduct'....hahahahahahahaha.....I wonder if Spitzer would like to comment along with the rest of them

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20 US agents could be involved in Colombian hooker woe
By JOSH MARGOLIN and CHUCK BENNETT
Last Updated: 5:13 AM, April 16, 2012
Posted: 2:07 AM, April 16, 2012

Prostitutes walk a street of Cartagena, Colombia, as heads of state meet in the city for the Americas Summit. Headlines from this weekend's gathering have focused on an embarrassing scandal involving prostitutes and members of President Obama's security detail.
The Secret Service’s seamy hooker scandal may have involved as many as 20 elite US agents — who are specifically trained to avoid such security-breach pitfalls, officials and sources said yesterday.
“Historically, we’ve heard about these ‘wheels-up’ parties when the president leaves — well, this was ‘pre-wheels down,’ ” said furious House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.).

He vowed to have his committee probe the alleged Cartagena bacchanal that involved the agents dallying with prostitutes while in Colombia at the 33-nation Summit of the Americas, which President Obama attended.
“The investigation will not be about the 11 to 20 or more involved. It will be about how did this happen and how often has this happened before,” Issa angrily told CBS’s “Face the Nation.”
So far, 11 agents have been suspended with pay for the reported debauchery at the Hotel Caribe in the Caribbean resort town. The shenanigans came to light after one of the agents allegedly refused to pay his hooker as little as $47 for their romp — prompting a call to local cops....................>>>>...................>>>>.....................Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/n.....hNDObJ#ixzz1sCMJmHPt